Development Of Football Research Articles

Selection for the club and national teams of Germany in four-year cycles of preparation for competitions

Discussions about the need for the development of youth and mass football in Ukraine for a long time have remained only conversational creativity. Attempts to do half-measures do not bring any positive results. At the same time, the long-term experience of other developed countries in the field of football shows that even full-fledged measures do not always immediately give the desired result. Only an exceptionally thought-out systematic approach over a long period of time is capable of ensuring the development and effectiveness of a multidisciplinary concept, methodology or program.
 The experience of such developed countries in terms of football as Germany has proven, and the football managers of England, Belgium, Spain, Netherlands, France and many other leading football countries agree with them, that the bet on youth is a win-win, and in this case, universal profit is guaranteed can be considerable.
 In the long term, the Ukrainian Football Association could consider studying the German experience, both at the club and national level. For Ukrainian football clubs, the traditional management system with the rule "50% shares + 1 share" seems very appropriate. Such a model would not only develop the concept of developing young football talents, but also contribute to the de- oligarchization of Ukrainian football.

Polemic over the Rejection of the Presence of the Israeli National Team which Led to the Cancellation of Indonesia as the Host of the U-20 World Cup

Football is one of the biggest sports in the world, until now it has become a very large industry and involves a lot of money, including the large salaries of players in work agreements, and Indonesia is no exception. This phenomenon attracts attention not only for sponsors in terms of business, but for political actors as well as part of the political media for them. Football for some political elites is considered as a medium or a tool for them to communicate with audiences in the electoral politics sphere. This is done by conveying political information through a popular medium for many people, namely football. In this way, it can be understood that football also has its own spirit in the process of political constellation in Indonesia. The rapid development of football has made this sport a source as well as a tool to achieve certain goals. The goals can vary, ranging from the acquisition of capital capital to power, existence and ideologicalization. The goals desired through football were carried out by propaganda techniques that made it possible to achieve a desired goal. In essence, football and politics are two things that are identical but not the same. These two things are two battles to fight over something that has high intrinsic value. The rejection of the presence of the Israeli national team in the U-20 World Cup which led to the cancellation of Indonesia as the host led to various legal polemics and involved complex legal aspects. In this journal, we will discuss aspects of civil law using applicable laws in Indonesia regarding the cancellation.

Nationalistic Development of Chinese Football, 1978-2022

Nationalistic Development of Chinese Football, 1978-2022

The effect of maximum speed training at different distances on the anaerobic capacity and scoring accuracy of soccer players

The aim of this study was twofold: firstly, to prepare exercises aimed at enhancing maximum speed at varying distances for soccer players. Secondly, to investigate the impact of maximum speed training at different distances on the anaerobic capacity and scoring accuracy of soccer players. The researchers employed an experimental approach with two equivalent groups in both the pre-test and post-test phases for both the experimental and control samples. The research community comprised players from the Football Development Club, totaling 30 players. A random selection process was utilized to choose a sample consisting of 20 players. This sample was then divided into two groups: the experimental group, consisting of 10 players, and the control group, also consisting of 10 players. For statistical analysis, researchers used the SPSS program. There were significant differences between the results of the post-tests of the research variables of the control and experimental groups and in favor of the experimental group. The positive results attained by the players of the experimental group in anaerobic ability stemmed from the exercises they employed, which facilitated the enhancement of this ability.

The Student Perception of Football Dribbling Learning Development at SMA Negeri 3 Musi Rawas Utara Regency

This study aims to determine students’ perceptions of physical education learning models through games based on (1) Perceptions of football dribbling learning knowledge, (2) Perceptions of teacher teaching styles, (3) Perceptions of the media used are easy to use, (4) Perceptions of interest in learning football dribbling, (5) Perceptions of the need to develop football dribbling learning models. This research is descriptive quantitative research. The results of this study showed that (1) Perception of football dribbling learning knowledge obtained a score of 87.15% in the very good category, (2) Perception of teacher teaching style obtained a score of 74.35% in the good category, (3) Perception of the media used is easy to use obtained a value of 86.67% in the very good category, (4) Perception of interest in learning football dribbling obtained a value of 93.72% in the very good category, (5) The perception of the need to develop a learning model of basic football dribbling techniques obtained a score of 100% in the very good category, which means that students agree if the development of football dribbling learning. The results of this study show that students’ perceptions of the development of football dribbling learning in Senior High Schools in North Musi Rawas Regency are positive, for that it is necessary to develop football dribbling learning.

The Role of Mission Schools in the Development of Football in Nigeria, 1904–1994

Abstract The development of football in Nigeria owes a lot to the pioneering Christian missions in the country, especially, the schools they founded. This article examines the particular role that selected Catholic Mission Boys’ Secondary Schools played in this regard from 1904 when the first recorded football match was played in Nigeria, to 1994, when Nigeria’s national football team, the Super Eagles, qualified for the World Cup for the first time. This way, the article contributes to existing literature on: a) the history and development of football in Nigeria b) the role of Christian missions in the development of modern Nigeria c) the relationship between Christianity and sports, in this case, football.

Study on the Present Situation and Countermeasure of Campus Football Development in Yunnan Border Area

Campus football is the focus of the development of Chinese football, football in China is very strong appeal. On the basis of the good development of campus football, we will bring football to more students, actively cultivate their football skills and tactics, and cultivate high-quality football talents for the country and the society. This study mainly adopts the methods of literature, interview and questionnaire. Investigated the development of campus football in Yunnan border areas, including interviews with coaches, students, administrators and parents, studied the status of campus football activities, analyzed the questionnaire survey, and put forward constructive suggestions and opinions on the existing problems, so that campus football can be actively integrated into junior high schools in Weixi County. The goal is to help the development of campus football in the border area.

A Critical Review of the Korean Women’s Football Development Policy: A Focus on the Women’s Football Development Plans since the 2002 FIFA World Cup

This paper investigates historical changes of the women’s football development policy plan from the 2002 Korea-Japan World Cup in South Korea, when the interest towards women’s football was high, to 2020, to suggest policy and historical implications with sustainable guidance. Throughout this period, various aspects of feminism revealed changes in theoretical perspectives of equality and women’s rights, which raises questions of whether the policymakers were aware of that or not. This study concludes by suggesting three policy implications: firstly, despite its meager 20-year history, diachronic discourse of women’s football reflects zeitgeist; secondly, value creation from overseas case studies germinated with certain master plans; and lastly, this area is to be independently recognized beyond that of the men’s league with empathic understanding and political will. With these findings in mind, it has been identified that the feminist theories under the discourse of women’s football policy in the Republic of Korea expect the evidence or justification of the argument from the foreign trends of women’s football discourses.

How Governments Impede the Development of Professional Football: The Case of Iran

The commercialization of European football has been heavily criticized by supporters and academic scholars alike. Such criticism ignores, however, the flaws and problems that non-commercialized or state-controlled football systems face. Therefore, the current paper examines how restrictive government policies impede the development of professional football in Iran. We demonstrate that due to the lack of property rights, rudimentary rules of exchange, political control of the football sector and discrimination against women, Iranian football is deprived of substantial revenues and development prospects. State ownership of clubs results in underinvestment and security problems. While Iran represents a rather extreme example, the problems encountered might be representative for other state-centered football systems.

CURRENT DEVELOPMENT TRENDS OF AMATEUR FOOTBALL IN UKRAINE

Introduction. Scientists studying the development of football emphasize that professional football is a kind of core or top of the conditional structure of the modern football industry, and its basis is amateur football. In this context, it is clear that amateur football is a necessary prerequisite for the effective development of professional football in the country. The purpose of the study is to analyze and systematize the current state and generalize the ways of development of amateur football in Ukraine, taking into account regional aspects for the period 2018-2023. Research methods: analysis and generalization of data from scientific and methodological literary sources and the Internet network, pedagogical observations, content analysis of materials of the official websites of regional football associations, amateur football associations of Ukraine, the Ukrainian Football Association, the International Federation of Football Associations (FIFA) for the period of 2018 -2023 years, methods of mathematical statistics. Results. Quantitative indicators of the representation of teams from regional football associations in the group and final tournaments of the Ukrainian football championships among amateur teams for the period 2018-2023 were analyzed. Conclusions. The analysis of the data of the scientific and methodological literature and the global network "Internet" shows that as criteria for the development of amateur football, it is appropriate to use the general quantitative indicators of the representation of amateur football teams from regional football associations in the Ukrainian football championships among amateur teams and the quantitative indicators of the representation of amateur football teams from respective regional associations in the final tournaments of these competitions. According to quantitative indicators of participation in championships of Ukraine, among amateur teams, the leaders are Dnipropetrovsk Oblast (15 teams) and Kyiv City Football Association (13 teams). According to the quantitative indicators of the teams' participation in the final tournaments, the leaders are the representatives of the Sumy and Cherkasy regional football associations, whose teams, in four seasons, participated in the final tournaments of the championship of Ukraine in football among amateur teams three times

The Realistic Predicament and Countermeasures of Chinese Youth Football Development

The development of youth football is the key to the cultivation of national football talents, and also an important measure for the vigorous development of national football. China's youth football has had a very good experience, but in recent years there have been serious problems in the development of youth football. This paper uses the methods of literature research and logical analysis to systematically analyze the practical difficulties in the development of Chinese youth football, and puts forward corresponding countermeasures, hoping to provide useful reference and help for the development of Chinese youth football.

Key factors contributing to the rise of Northeast in Indian football

This article highlights the achievements of Northeast in Indian football and the underlying reasons for the same. Northeast India has been a torchbearer in sports and Indian football in particular, has been characterized by dominance of players from Northeast region of India. Work by All Indian Football Federation (AIFF), lack of cricket fanaticism, upward economic mobility and the lure of government jobs, state and local interest towards the game, nature of football, tenacity of the players, and suitable climate are some reasons behind the ascendency of Northeast in Indian football. For further development of football in the regions, steps like monetary incentives, development of strategic and talent academics, world class infrastructure, foreign trips and recruitment of professionals should be undertaken. There is still a long way to go, for India to be called a sports superpower. One way for the nation to own the tag is through football which is the most popular game and has one of the highest viewership in the world. Although the nation’s FIFA ranking stands at a dismal 106, despite a population of 1.4 billion, Indian football can look forward for its improvement and eventual dominance by deriving the benefits of talents and quality Northeast has been consistently producing. With the right steps and directions, we may not need to wait for too long to cheer for our own country in the coming editions of FIFA World cup.

Adaptability of performance to different contextual constraints as a predictor of development and success in competitive football: A systematic review

This systematic review organizes the literature regarding the influence of contextual constraints on football match action profiles, in order to inform better practice when utilized a data-informed approach towards identifying and predicting high performing football players. Furthermore, the validity of examining “on-ball” match actions in competitive matches as an indicator of performance was also investigated. Based on the studies reviewed, task and environmental constraints were highlighted to be significantly influential on match actions performed, which suggests that recruitment strategies may be more successful if there were a greater emphasis on identifying players that best fit the constraints unique to the team, rather than recruiting the “best” player in the position. Additionally, the ability to adapt and successfully produce goal-directed behaviour in a variety of contexts may therefore be indicative of future high performance. Results from existing studies suggest that match actions performed in competitive matches can significantly distinguish between higher and lower performing teams or individuals. However, given the largely retrospective study designs of existing studies, a shift towards prospective study designs utilizing machine learning or statistical modelling is proposed to increase the practical applicability of theoretical findings.

An Analysis of the Training Mode of Sports and Education Integration for Youth Football Reserve Talents <br/>—A Case Study of Ya’an City

The Ministry of Education and the General Administration of Sport jointly issued an opinion on the deep integration of sports education to explore the current situation of the cultivation of football reserve talents in Ya’an under the background of the national youth football development. As a weak area in the cultivation of football reserve talents in Sichuan province, you can become a test base for the research on the cultivation of football reserve talents in the integration of sports education in western China. This paper uses the method of literature, questionnaire, field investigation, interview and mathematical statistics to study the current situation of football reserve talent cultivation in Ya’an City. Combined with in-depth interviews with Ya’an football Association, sports school, many leaders and football experts within the industry, the paper referred to the experience of reserve football talents training in developed countries and training youth football talents in developed areas in our country. At the same time, according to the policy plan for the integration of sports and education, we closely follow the sustainable development of competitive sports and integrate and complement the advantages of universities, schools, football associations, sports schools and clubs. Intending to cultivate compound talents of football majors, this paper preliminarily envisages the training mode of combining sports and education for the youth football reserve talents in Ya’an city, draws some conclusions and puts forward the corresponding countermeasures.

Территориальная структура профессионального футбола в Северо-Кавказском федеральном округе

Introduction. The article examines the territorial structure of football on the territory of the North Caucasus Federal District. Spatial analysis of the functioning of professional football clubs has shown the presence of several periods of football development in the region. At the present stage, the territorial structure is narrowed, the professional level of football has been preserved only in the regional capitals and cities of the Caucasian Mineral Waters. Two types of intraregional territorial structure of football are distinguished. The monocentric type is characteristic of Chechnya, Ingushetia and Karachay-Cherkessia. During the transformation, the monocentric structure also became in Kabardino-Balkaria, North Ossetia and Dagestan. Stavropol Krai is characterized by a polycentric territorial structure. Materials and research method. In the course of the study, a spatial analysis of the development of professional football clubs was carried out, methods of comparative geographical and historical geographical description and analysis were used. Research results and their discussion. Four stages in the development of the territorial structure of football in the NCFD have been identified. At the moment, there is a reduction in the number of professional football clubs and a contraction of their territorial network. This reduction occurred sequentially. The large number of clubs in the region in the early 1990s is explained by the transition from the Soviet football hierarchy and the rise of semi-professional clubs in the Russian football league system. In 1994, there was a sharp decline in the number of football clubs in the region. By the end of the 1990s, the football network was recovering and growing. A new decline occurred in the second half of the 2000s. After a short period of stability in 2014, the maximum compression of the network occurs. To date, the number of clubs has grown slightly. Conclusions. Professional football in the NCFD has gone through different periods in its development and has experienced a transformation – from a deep underdeveloped periphery in the Soviet period through expansion and development in the 2000s to compression and simplification in modern times. There are four periods in the change of the territorial structure of professional football in the region, each of which had its own characteristics and the main centers of the region. At the moment, the territorial structure of football is narrowed, it has been preserved only in the regional capitals and cities of the CMW, which was primarily due to economic reasons. Two types of intraregional territorial structure are distinguished – monocentric and polycentric. The main centers of the territorial structure of football in the region are regional capitals.

Football Associations and Development of Football Leagues in Tanganyika, 1929-1960

This paper explores the history of football development in Tanzania from 1929 to 1960. Specifically, the paper examines the history of football associations and their subsequent contributions in the development of football leagues in Tanzania during that period. This paper significantly focuses on important actors such as the media, sports sponsors, individuals and the government. In order to better achieve this, the study adopts a qualitative research approach which draws its primary information from archives, newspapers and oral interviews. It also consults secondary data from books, theses and journal-articles to understand the ways in which football associations developed football in the period of study. The researchers generally argue that football became popular and took a new shape that completely defined its spread and growth as a more organised sport in the late 1920s. This came after the formation of the first colonial football association in Dar es Salaam district. This stage sparked off the proliferation of football associations that also emerged as voluntary entities to organise and promote football in their respective districts across Tanganyika from the early 1930s to 1950s.

My neighbor Gaz and other lvivians, or Nicknames of football players of the Lviv team “Karpaty”

Background. The nicknames of players of football teams make a separate group of Ukrainian football onomastics. These unofficial anthroponyms were not the object of a thorough analysis, although labeling football players with nicknames is a feature of football discourse.Сontribution to the research field. The present study raises the possibility that nicknames of Ukrainian football players, like other unofficial anthroponyms, were formed on the basis of the transformation of players’ surnames and names, as well as metaphorically.Purpose. To find out the origin and methods of creating unofficial anthroponyms of football players who played for the Lviv team “Karpaty”.Methods. The main methods of research include discursive analysis and description of actual material, obtained thanks to sociolinguistic methods of questionnaires and interviews of football players, football specialists, journalists and fans. Additionally, the method of quantitative calculations is involved.Results. Among the nicknames of the football players of Lviv “Karpaty” who played for this team in different years, the largest group is unofficial anthroponyms, based on surnames that have undergone a variety of transformations, primarily reductions of the creative base, as well as by adding diminutive suffixes to the reduced creative base. Less often they use diminutive forms of football players’ names as nicknames. Unofficial personal names formed from the patronymics of the players are very rare. Often nicknames of football players, which appeared as a result of the reduction of players’ surnames or the creation of diminutive forms of their names, are associated with Russian lexemes, thus indicating the influence of outside colonial and post-colonial naming trends on the formation of the unofficial Ukrainian football anthroponymicon. Many nicknames were formed metaphorically, when the basis of the transfer of signs by similarity was either the external features of the “Karpaty” players, or the specifics of the character, behaviour of football players, their extra-football interests, or a combination of internal and external characteristics at the same time.Discussion. Two main ways of creating nicknames for Lviv “Karpaty” football players prevail – the transformation of players’ surnames and names, and the appearance of unofficial anthroponyms based on metaphor. The perspective of further studies of the nicknames of Ukrainian football players is seen in recording and describing a complete corpus of unofficial anthroponyms of players of various football teams throughout the entire period of football development in Ukraine and in identifying the main trends of unofficial naming in the sphere of football.

THE ROLE AND APPLICATION OF INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES IN FOOTBALL

Nowadays, the role of modern information technologies is invaluable for professionals in any field, including sports professionals and athletes. Computer technologies are becoming more and more entrenched in the world of football. The aim of the research is to study the main role and features of the use of innovative information technologies in the activities of football coaches, the theoretical and methodological foundations of a strategic approach to the innovation management in the field of physical culture and sports, as well as technology development and testing for the implementation of system innovations. At the current stage of football development, information technologies have been developed that allow the coach to simulate the training process of football players, and the referees to judge the competition more objectively.

The Development of Malaysian State Sports Schools Football Coaches' Key Themes in Coaching Process

The aim of the research is to understand and discover the key development themes of practices in the football coaching process developed by the coaches from Malaysian State Sports School. Fourteen experienced Malaysian State Sports School head coaches were involved as participants in this study and in-depth open-ended semi-structured interview method was used for data collection. Data were analyzed based on Evolved Grounded Theory consisting four core categories and fourteen subcategories emerged that make up the key development themes in coaching process; i) planning (coaching syllabus, signature coaching, individual development, fun elements, risk management), ii) deliver (heuristic, empowerment, spirituality), iii) analysing (evaluating, observation, monitoring) and iv) outcome (competence, life skills, coaching intervention). Subsequent exploration is recommended to identify how this knowledge is integrated into the coaching process and applied in the football development program.

Fire & Ice: A Study of Contrasting Approaches to Football Management

Arsene Wenger stands today as one of the most respected figures in world football for a wide variety of factors. Standing for consistency and quality, his purpose was found in football management rather than an eight-year playing career in France included a league title with Strasbourg in 1978–79. His stature and credentials in the game is second to none reflected by the fact that he has been serving as FIFA’s chief of global football development following his retirement from management. His principles aided in building a persona and a brand which few could challenge, much less surpass. Born in France, in 1949, he is famous for having managed Arsenal F.C for 22 years which made the second longest serving a club after Sir Alex Ferguson. As his autobiography titled, “My life in Red and White”, Arsene Wenger had immense loyalty to his club perhaps an evidence of divine intervention that his name should sound so close to the place he called home for 22 years. Appropriately called ‘Le professeur’ by the media, which indicates the love and affection which came his way from the British media, which is arguably one of the most challenging in the entire sport of football. Perhaps it was a Masters degree in economics which earned him the respect but followers of the English premier league would attest to the fact that there have been fewer classy and sophisticated managers to have graced one of the oldest leagues in the world. As his autobiography reveals, Wenger brought in an era of scientific management to British football. It extended to scout in, play as training, and diet meticulously planned to ensure maximum performance, thereby bringing forth globalisation to the sport which was played with celebrating bad boys from the decades gone by. Wenger‘s penchant for developing young talents, emphasising on attacking football, relying on philosophy when most managers resorted to downright pragmatism through defensive football and most importantly, the ability to operate on a tight budget despite losing his talents to richer clubs are to be immensely appreciated. Wenger was unceremoniously kicked out from management with one year remaining on his contract following quite a strong narrative calling for his ouster owing to lack of trophies one in the last decade office management at Arsenal. This chapter dives into what management principles Arsenal had put into place with Wenger at the helm (Wenger 78). As Arsenal’s manager, Arsene Wenger was one of the longest serving managers in the EPL. He initially played football for amateur clubs and then went on to play for Strasbourg in the French league. In 1981, he completed his coaching qualifications and was appointed at Cannes, Nancy and later Monaco. Arsene Wengerwas recruited to Arsenal while coaching in Japan and arrived as a relatively unknown manager in 1996, bringing a scientific approach to training. During his time at Arsenal, the club won three EPL titles and seven Football Association (FA) Cups. In 2004, the team (nicknamed “The Invincibles”) was unbeaten throughout the season. Arsene Wengerleft Arsenal at the end of the 2017/2018 season (Berndt 34).